Numerous schools across Australia have banned Prime energy drinks, following concerns from healthcare professionals, parents, and teachers over the high level of caffeine intake. There are concerns on how students are obtaining Prime Energy, which has been found at schools. The drink contains double Australia’s legal limit of caffeine, with roughly 56mg per 100ml, as set by the Food Standards Australia New Zealand code. There are two kinds of Prime: ‘Hydration’ contains no caffeine, and is packed with antioxidants, B vitamins and electrolytes. ‘Energy’ however, contains 200 mg of caffeine. Prime is founded by popular US influencers KSI and Logan…
Author: Lauren Semple
The Australian Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet has withdrawn ita freshly designed ‘Women’s Network’ Logo approximately 48 hours after its release, due to national backlash. The Logo sports a large ‘W’, followed by a large, purple shape that many have commented on social media resembles the purple eggplant emoji, known colloquially as a reference to male genitalia. Social media users said they thought it was initially a mock design, unaware the design was introduced as a rebrand of the 2019 Staff Diversity Network logos. Wollongong based Graphic Designer and Illustrator, Ava Marinos said the logo reflected bigger political issues…